A movement that is characterized by moving of plates away from each other where the direction of the plate is opposite from each other that results into separation.

A movement where two plates either slide past each other in opposite directions or at different speed that results into a fault, and there will be energy build up as the plates grind on one another.

A movement that is characterized by moving of plates towards each other where the direction of the movement of the plate is opposite towards each other that results into collision.

It is the movement of two oceanic plates away from each other specifically at a divergent plate boundary, that results in the formation of new oceanic crust arising from the magma that comes from the internal Earth’s mantle that occurs along a mid- ocean ridge.

A type of divergent boundary wherein it produces rifts, which eventually become rift valleys.

This is created when two continents are stretched and the crust is thinned.

A type of divergent boundary wherein it creates a volcano when magma rises in the fissures created in the divergence of two oceanic crusts.

It is a result of broaden ocean is created when the continental sediments encompass the sinking margins forms continental shelves, that rises.

the following are the types of converging movement, EXCEPT:

Which pair of plates in the map showing converging movement?

Check the two plates showing diverging movement.

Check the pair of plates showing transform movement.

A type of Converging movement wherein the movement occurs between a continental plate and an oceanic plate.

A layer of the earth where the plate floats and where the convergent current happens.